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Cousin Eddie's cousin
If you look up “wonky” in the dictionary, there’s a picture of those shoes.
Yes I got what I ordered. In fact I ordered two by mistake.
So you do sometimes?I hardly ever order just one shoe. It makes my other foot feel neglected.
Great, now every other add on my FB feed is for these ugly a$$ shoes.
Sadly yesFacebook is your best friend.
So you do sometimes?
You're not wrong, but I cannot grasp the relevance of this statement.Sadly, 9 out of 10 post-college millennials are not PRS guitarists. Even less, in fact.
When I was an NFL kicker.
You're not wrong, but I cannot grasp the relevance of this statement.
Sorry, I was just emphasizing that most post-college students are looking for jobs, not playing guitar. The reason for my saying this is because many are saddled with debt from college, and cannot afford a core model guitar until they find steady work. Was this not the case with you as well?
I must humbly state that 90+% of college graduates are looking for legit ways to make money, not spend it, until they are financially secure. It is not easy to live comfortably if your heart tells you you can't make next month's credit card, or rent/mortgage payment.
P.S. This is no joke. People need ways of living within their means and paying their bills.
Regards the shoes, ask yourself, "Is this really necessary? Will these shoes improve my tone or playing ability?" These would be the questions I'd prefer to ask, and perhaps, ask myself why holding a job might be more important than PRS shoes.
For those who have plenty of fluid cash, spend your money any way you choose. I just think fashion sneakers aren't a good example of a spending choice. To each his own.
No criticism or offense intended. Just trying to have a balanced view of earning money and spending it.
Ooh! Which give me an idea: Why aren’t there PRS flip flops?
Those things would have to cost about a dollar to make and you could sell them for $15 easily.
That’s like, a $15,000 idea right there.
Going one leap further in merchandising...
I think it would be pretty cool if the next PRS pickup was something like this
My story was a bit different: Went into the military instead of college, saved my pitiful salary and spent it on my first new PRS (the '91 Special) instead of carousing like everyone else, got out, tried to be a professional musician, failing that fell into software development and used the GI Bill to pay for what little college I did have, dropped out when I got hired full time at my first tech company. Been faking it ever since, to greater and lesser success...
My tangent aside, thanks for the explanation. I completely sympathize with the current plight of new grads in this country. People my age and skin tone practically had things handed to them in comparison.